Editorial on Republican unity and wartime politics in Cheyenne
The Republican state committee meeting in Cheyenne ends with resolutions praising party renewal and warning against Democratic faults. The column notes praise for national leadership, references to Chamberlain and a strong war effort, and mentions Dr Arthur M Davis as a famed dentist to Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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Cheyenne
Ihe
Andrew Jackson
State Central Committee
Arthur M. Davis
Davie
Prohibition Debate Shot From Texas Senator Bailey Pamphlet
The piece critiques a pamphlet containing a Bailey letter urging Democrats to oppose national prohibition as state rights idealism. It argues Texans would oppose prohibition as a state issue if federal action were involved and mentions War Secretary Baker’s announcement as context.
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United States
Bailey
Texas
Botley
Belgian Descent Soldier Fagnant Returns from Fort Douglas
Armand Fagnant of Belgian descent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Antone Fagnant, returned Friday from Fort Douglas where enlisted with Company 1, 26th Infantry. He looks forward to joining trenches to avenge and seek just treatment for Belgium. Herbert Dryant of Oakley came back from Indianapolis after attending the international mineworkers convention with Mrs. Bryant and daughter, visiting relatives in Tennessee on return.
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Antone Fagnant
Armand Fagnant
Fort Douglas
Co. 1
26Th Infantry
Armand
Herbert Dryant
Oakley
Indianapolis
Bryant
Ias Tennesse
Shale Venture and Local business Notes Anew
Reports from the Fontenette district detail rapid shale tunnel work by Palisade Oil and Shale Company to test richer shale near bluff faces. An expert from Edinburgh is expected as shale samples show higher quality than Scotland supplies. Community updates cover lighting improvements at Opal Mercantile, Red Cross dance success, and local stock movements and ranch news.
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Palisade Oil & Shale Company
Fontenette
Timnel
Scotland
Edinburgh
Greenock
Grangemouth
Patirade
del Gillespie
Kemmerer
Opal Mercantile Company
Cal
Alee & Night
Paul Rethurg
Robinson Ranch
Orden
C. F. Robinson
Gilbert Haylen
Piney
Towa
Conalat
Gilbert
Plnwy
Vanterpanl
Enet
Omaha
Sunday Program by Mutual Improvement Society at Church
The Mutual Improvement society of the Mormon church selects a medal entertainment for Sunday evening at the church. A nine number program features Mrs Brown Quartet, Robinson & Co, Andrew, Harold Harrigan, Myrtle McClement, Mrs Jos Wilkes, Wm Little, G W Tanner, Nora Wale. Everyone is welcome to attend this community meeting.
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the Mutual Improvement Society of the
Morman Church
J Brown
Robinson & Co
Andrew
Harold Ro Harrigan
Myrtle McClement
Mra
Jos
Wilkes
Wm. Little
Start
G. W. Tanner
Song
Walaweleht
Neeltion
Mra Budeain
Sudden Patent Remedy Promises Quick Relief in City Drug Store
An advertorial claim touts Adherika as an instant remedy for stomach ailments. It promises rapid cleansing of the bowel and relief from gas and indigestion with a single spoonful. The copy urges use by both doctors and patients amid bold health claims.
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Adlerika
Copper Property At Sheriff Sale Near Kemmerer
The Western Wyroming Mining Milling Co. property near Kemmerer sold at sheriff's foreclosure to W A McKinney for over 11000. McKinney acquired tied debts and secured a judgment, with hopes for future value from the district mining site 30 miles northeast of Cokeville in a historic area once developed by Colletts. The report notes past surface finds and ongoing efforts to locate rich ore. The Washington Birthday dance by the Kemmerer orchestra drew a large crowd at Lyceum hall. In Lincoln County probate, Grace MacGlashan seeksLetters Testamentary for C P MacGlashan with a hearing set.
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Western Wyroming Mining @ Milling Co
Kemmerer
W. A. McKineney
McKinney
Cokeville
Collett
Washington
Kemmerer Orchestra
Lyceum
Wyoming court notices shipment inspection record 1918
Sheriff inspects horses to be shipped to Homedale Idaho. Two mares weighing about 1200 pounds branded A on left shoulder owned by Fred Schlicker of Bubler in Lincoln County Wyoming. Car No 25490 on Soo Line, February 1918. County clerk filed February 19 1918.
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Lincoln
State of
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Flo LA Chapelle
Merk
Lincoln County
Wyo
H. R. Christmas
Dale
Maho
Fred Sehlicker
Ot Bubler
Soo Line
Homedale
Idaho
J. R. McMinn
Jatte
Py Bidennell
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C. P. MacGlashan
C. P. MacGlashani
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Kemmerer Brokerage Co
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Wood Oil & Development Company
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Wood Oil & Development CO
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